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WTF is with military certificates appearing while googling?

UlricT

Golden Member
I was just googling for info on a movie named 12b, and I typed in 21b by accident. There were some .mil sites on the search which I DID NOT CLICK. Firefox gives me this popup asking whether I want to accept this certificate. Is this some tracking ******?

This happened to me randomly about 3 months ago when I was browsing as well.
 
It's just firefox telling you that cool.army.mil does not have a valid site certificate.

I went to the offending link and my IE gave me a similar result.
 
Originally posted by: Rastus
It's just firefox telling you that cool.army.mil does not have a valid site certificate.

I went to the offending link and my IE gave me a similar result.

OK but the wierd thing was I got this on a google search. I did not actually go to any .mil site
 
Originally posted by: UlricT
Originally posted by: Rastus
It's just firefox telling you that cool.army.mil does not have a valid site certificate.

I went to the offending link and my IE gave me a similar result.

OK but the wierd thing was I got this on a google search. I did not actually go to any .mil site
It's a setting in your firefox that automatically tells you if there is an unsafe link on the page you are on. You might be able to change it.

 
Originally posted by: Rastus
It's just firefox telling you that cool.army.mil does not have a valid site certificate.

I went to the offending link and my IE gave me a similar result.

This is true. It went to the army site because 21B is a popular MOS--Combat Engineer
 
it's like internet explorer or a firewall program, if something is unsafe it will try to notify you unless you automatically adjust your settings to ignore or auto accept, etc wutever

keep your a-spyware programs running though, you can't trust IE6 anymore or firefox or whatever browsers exist anymore

I got like 4-5 anti-spyware programs running, and I swear... all of them find something different or similar, but there's just one program you can't always seem to rely on..
 
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